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Blue Origin delayed its New Glenn launch due to weather and a ground issue, rescheduling for Wednesday to send NASA’s Mars-bound ESCAPADE mission and test booster recovery.
Blue Origin postponed the launch of its New Glenn rocket due to rain, cloud cover, and a ground system issue, closing an 88-minute window at Cape Canaveral.
The mission, rescheduled for Wednesday, aims to deploy NASA’s ESCAPADE spacecraft to Mars to study its climate history and test the recovery of the rocket’s first-stage booster—a milestone only SpaceX has achieved.
The delay follows a January launch where the booster failed to land.
The company faces competition with SpaceX amid NASA’s Moon mission bids and ongoing FAA restrictions due to the federal government shutdown.
The outcome will signal Blue Origin’s progress in reusable rocket technology and the commercial space race.
Blue Origin retrasó su lanzamiento de New Glenn debido al clima y un problema en tierra, reprogramando para el miércoles para enviar la misión ESCAPADE de la NASA con destino a Marte y la recuperación del propulsor de prueba.